Acquiring A Good Image; Preparing The Sensor; Preparing The Software - Kodak RVG User Manual

Digital radiography systems
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Acquiring a Good Image

Note
For the additional
instructions on
hygiene, see
"Disinfecting the
Sensor and
Maintaining Hygiene"
on page 4–2.
RVG Acquisition
Note
You have 90 seconds
to acquire the image
Caution!
Never disconnect
the sensor during
the 90-second
countdown or during
image acquisition.
This can seriously
damage the sensor.
2–10
Getting Started
Acquiring a Good Image
To obtain a good image in digital radiology, follow the
rules that apply to classic radiology. The same anatomy
limitations determine the positioning of the sensor in
the mouth. You may require time to adapt to the new
dimensions of the sensor.

Preparing the Sensor

To ensure maximum hygiene, cover the sensor with a
disposable protective sheath prior to using the sensor.
Use a new protective sheath for each patient. For
optimum performance, use protective sheaths
specifically designed for each size of sensor: size 0,
size 1 or size 2. You can obtain these from your Kodak
dental systems supplier.

Preparing the Software

To prepare the software for an image acquisition,
click the
RVG Acquisition
keyboard.
The button is red when it is not active.
The button is green when it is active.
For greater flexibility and ergonomics, activate the
RVG Acquisition
button on the remote control to activate the sensor.
button or use F2 on the
button from a distance. Press the

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